A taste of the important research and scientific developments from Keio University, Japan's oldest institute of higher education.
December 17, 2015
Mending broken hearts
Keio researchers have found a direct and efficient way to convert mature cells from one type to another... Read more
The price of a personal touch for lung cancer therapy
Personalized treatments can help lung cancer patients live longer at a marginal expense to the Japanese healthcare system... Read more
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Beats & Stroke: A mobile app for detecting heart disease early
Diplomatic ties: Keio signs an agreement with the United Nations Development Programme
Award ceremony: The 20th Keio Medical Science Prize presented to Jeffrey Gordon and Yoshinori Ohsumi
Confusion and chaos: Studying funbrellas, Twitter and television at Katsuhiko Ogawa's research lab
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Movement in the brain
Junichi Ushiyama studies how the nervous system controls bodily movement to promote science-based medicine
Education and enlightenment
Keio University founder, Yukichi Fukuzawa's lifelong fight
More than five million printed materials are held in Keio University's six libraries
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